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United States vs Belgium Prediction as World Cup Quarter-Final Awaits for Victors

The winner advances to a West Coast quarterfinal against Spain or Portugal, while Folarin Balogun is available after serving a one-game ban.

  • On Monday, the United States men's national soccer team faces Belgium at Lumen Field in a World Cup round of 16 match, with a sellout crowd of over 66,000 expected.
  • This match serves as a rematch of the 2014 World Cup round of 16 in Brazil, won 2-1 by Belgium, as the Americans seek to prove improvement after losing 5-2 to the Red Devils in a friendly earlier this year.
  • Forward Folarin Balogun is eligible to play after FIFA suspended his one-game ban following a phone call from President Donald Trump to FIFA president Gianni Infantino.
  • The winner earns a quarterfinal matchup against Spain or Portugal on Friday, with U.S. midfielder Tyler Adams stating, "You have to back yourselves against whoever you're playing."
  • Coach Mauricio Pochettino aims to guide the U.S. to its first quarterfinal appearance since 2002, while American players strive to elevate soccer's domestic following to levels comparable to the NFL, MLB, and NBA.
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The United States, the last host nation remaining in the tournament, will attempt to qualify for the quarterfinals against Belgium on Monday night/Tuesday morning at midnight UTC. The Americans will field their striker Folarin Balogun, who, despite being suspended in the round of 32, has been cleared by FIFA to face the Red Devils. Follow this match live; it has already begun behind the scenes.

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If the US wins in the round of 16, who would they play next?

A win against Belgium on Monday night will secure the Americans a spot in the quarterfinals, a feat not achieved since the 2002 World Cup.

·Dallas, United States
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The spokesman-Review broke the news in Spokane, United States on Sunday, July 5, 2026.
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